INDEX
Note: Locators followed by “f ” and “t” refer to figures and tables respectively.
- acf(),
- autocovariance estimation coding
- background
- and spectrum
- for white noise errors
- acos()
- AIC. See Akaike's information criteria
- Akaike's information criteria (AIC)
- as cross-validation, NYC temperatures
- model selection with
- anova()
- arima.sim()
- ARMA(2,2) model
- AR(m) filtering matrix
- filtering information
- linear algebra
- and lm()
- to model MA(3)
- standard computations
- AR(1) model for irregular spacing
- final analysis
- method
- motivation
- results
- sensitivity analysis
- AR(m) structure, residuals for
- data display
- filtering twice
- ar.yw()
- asin()
- Assumptions
- equal variance
- regression
- two- sample t-test
- independence
- introduction
- logarithmic transformations, illustration of
- normality
- heavy tails
- left skew
- right skewed
- equal variance
- atan()
- Autocorrelation
- AR(1)
- AR(2)
- estimation
- for MA(1) models
- for MA(2) models
- stationarity
- Autocovariance
- AR(1)
- AR(2)
- ARMA(m,l) model
- estimation, 37
- properties
- stationarity
- white noise
- Autoregressive model of order 1, AR(1)
- adjustments
- implications
- skip method
- autocorrelation
- autocovariance
- definition
- examples (stable and unstable models)
- illustration
- adjustments
- Autoregressive model of order 2, AR(2)
- autocorrelation
- autocovariance
- examples 46t
- and power spectrum
- preliminary facts
- R code
- simulating data
- Backshift operator
- and ARMA(m,l) models
- definition
- examples
- stationary condition for AR(1) model
- Bayesian information criteria (BIC)
- Best linear unbiased ...
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